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exchange server 2003 distant learning - Linking Project Plans
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Kate has attended:
Project Intro Intermediate course
Linking Project Plans
What is the most efficient way to link multiple project plans into one consolidated view (for a central PMO function for example?)
RE: Linking Project Plans
Hi Kate,
Thank you for your question
If the resources use the same common resource pool the solution is easy. Simply open the resource pool and you will be presented with a dialog box giving you three options; the third of which allows you to open a master file, with the individual files inserted into it.
You can then link across projects in the usual way.
If however there is no common resource pool, then you can open a blank project and insert the individual projects by clicking on the insert menu and selecting "project". Again you can then link the projects in the normal way.
Regards
Stephen
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